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Piping Hot Haggis

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Piping Hot Haggis are traditional Scottish entertainers who honour the immortal poet, Robert Burns.

The company is Hosted in Dunedin where a strong Scottish heritage remains to this day and is reflected throughout the city.

Traditional bagpipe songs can be performed anywhere, anytime. The magic of these performances lie in their unique bled of rousing bagpipes, entertaining Addressor, energetic Highland dancers, the fascinating Dunedin made haggis and whisky distilled from Dunedin's own distillery; and Robbie Burn's world famous poem "Address to the Haggis". Guest participation welcome!

Piping Hot Haggis

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Functions: Multi-talented and experienced team take traditional styles into new territory. All of, or selections of: The piping Hot Haggis Ceremony, Highland Dancing (Riverdance Style or high engery, choreographed sequences), Pipers, Comedy, Fully theamed evenings from Braveheart nights to Highland Banquets, from Scottish Symphonies to Highland Flings, fronted by an experienced and entertaining Master of Ceremonie...the Laird of Dunedin. Menus based on traditional Scottish cusine enhanced the entertainment and atmosphere is created by Dunedin's Famous Militia whose stunning uniforms are matched by their antics. A complete Scottish evening of entertainment.

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by TotalTraveller38996332531 (prior to 01/07/2010)

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Piping Hot Haggis were kind enough to allow my sister and I to visit them independently with a tour group. The driver had chosen his victims well and it was a hilarious time. I even enjoyed the haggis which surprisingly tasted like sausages so don't be afraid to eat it ... Read More